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...contain the missing issues for ''Fantastic Story Magazine'' and ''Science Fiction Digest'' because they soon will be entered. The total number of issues is 1 ||''Amazing Stories'' ||104

...Bibliographic Survey of the Fields of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Weird Fiction through 1968, Chicago, Advent Publishers, 1974–1982, in 3 volumes: #{{T|102391|name=The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy through 1968, Volume 1: Who's Who, A-L}}

* Completed indexing Authentic Science Fiction (1951-1957). * Completed indexing Science Fiction Quarterly (1940-1943, 1951-1958).

* Amazing Stories is now complete. * Thrilling Wonder Stories is now complete.

| [[Series:Aboriginal Science Fiction|Aboriginal Science Fiction]] | [[Series:Air Wonder Stories|Air Wonder Stories]]

...ic anthology, but another bibliographic source might be used to detail the stories contained within that anthology. '''The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction''' (1993, St. Martin's Press, xxxvi+1370pp, ISBN 0-312-09618-6) by John Clu

* [http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/ The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction] (third edition of this work, available only online and continuously update * [http://lib-edit.tamu.edu/cushing/sffrd// Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database]

...ollectors. Doubleday and the [[Publisher:Science Fiction Book Club|Science Fiction Book Club]] (SFBC) have never formally acknowledged their existence. ...www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?THBCNTNNLM1977 The Bicentennial Man and Other Stories]'' published by Doubleday. In this case the gutter code '''H 03''' translat

...zine:Coven 13]], then back to finish [[Magazine:The Most Thrilling Science Fiction Ever Told]]. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 00:41, 20 July 2008 (UTC) ...tinuing on with Amazing Stories 1960's up. Doing secondary verification of Fantastic per request.--[[User:Rkihara|Rkihara]] 18:00, 6 June 2008 (UTC)

...2343 of them new. Next up: the 1623 anthologies (with roughly 15,000 short stories) in the NESFA database. * Tracked down and killed several hundred short fiction duplicates. These were titles with slight lexical differences (spelling, ca

*{{a|David_Cook}}. Internal consistency pass done and non-fiction RPG items removed. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 13:43, 5 Jul 2006 (CDT) ...tent editing goes live. McCollum's self-published "how to" and related non-fiction has not been entered yet. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 01:05, 29 Jun 2006 (

| style="text-align: left;" | Fantasy and weird fiction. | style="text-align: left;" | Feminist speculative fiction.

|| [https://www.amazon.com/Abandoned-Places-Stories-Ray-Bradbury/dp/1948182009/ Amazon] !| Alien Invasion Short Stories

I have been labeling single books containing multiple stories with the one common author and one common theme. ...". That's the definition used by Clute/Nicholls' ''Encyclopedia of Science Fiction'': "omnibus is a book that assemles previously published volumes" (p. xxxii

Title: The Playboy Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy ...SQLgetTitleReferral>, publication = (45399L, 'The Playboy Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy', 'PBBSFF1966', '1966-00-00', 2942L, '402', 'hc', 'NOVEL', None

...ive.org/web/20170424094458/http://thelongandshort.org/forecasts/collective-fiction-the-facility 2016-06-06] || Every Day Fiction

!| Anno Dracula 1899 and Other Stories || [https://www.amazon.com/Beneath-Floating-City-science-fiction-ebook/dp/B0748DF2Y8/ Amazon]

:I'd use the same rules we do for RPGs which is if they are speculative fiction or closely related to a published specfict work or series then we usually i Science Fiction Book club omnibus edition: December 2005

==Fixups vs. Collections of linked stories vs. Omnibuses== ...ting novel a fixup or an omnibus? Or is the determining factor whether the stories were originally published in magazines or as standalone books?

...o support a Policy change to include graphic novels related to speculative fiction (and a software change to enable it), although I don't feel strongly about ...for including nongenre fiction and associational nonfiction works such as science, astronomy, space exploration, films, etc., but that's for another discussi

...is a noted, multi-author site the criterion? Do we want to exclude amateur fiction published in electronic form? We already permit such if the person goes to ...ispute "Obviously any rule that mandates that PG editions of well-known SF stories by well-known authors should be excluded is incorrect, and should be change

...at the decision to create a standard is the important thing. As a computer science professor, I regularly tell my students that having a standard (e.g. at a s ...in this format. However, if such a publication contains multiple works of fiction, it is usually better to list them as anthologies or collections, with a bi

...ct as stated above, I have done a quick search of the word "'''into'''" in fiction titles and found that about half are capitalized and the other half is not, ...g this section is to get clarification and consensus on the word "into" in fiction titles, not to adopt a particular form of style. The argument is simple: Ke

...tp://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?194317 The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 2007]'' and now want to add the June, 2007 issue. I hit "clone" and f :: Xyzzy (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 2007)

...go to something such as [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?25103 Science Fiction Review] and being able to see an overview of the entire series on one scree :::::::::#Click on {{T|1006274|The Leading Edge Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy, #10 Fall 1985}} which is an unmerged title record. There will

...clude only those English-language authors as content items, and that other stories would be listed in the "Notes" field only. If so, this issue of Urania (and ...it a variant of the original French title. Unfortunately for non-English stories, if the situation is reversed, we do not make the non-English title into a

...Sometimes, a non-genre magazine will devote an entire issue to speculative fiction and/or articles about it. This can be regarded as a genre publication and c ...taloged along with the fiction (even though we do not normally catalog non-fiction from non-genre magazines)." -- [[User:JLaTondre|JLaTondre]] ([[User ta

...ring to add notes to a pretty large number of issues for a large number of stories. Is that OK? (I can imagine that in a different magazine this might be do ...he Time-Machined Saga" (serial in ''Analog''), & a couple of maps in other stories, come to mind. I don't have the book ''The Technicolor® Time Machine'' to

I had somehow thought the policy was not to enter general fiction mags such as ''The Strand'', ''The Saturday Evening post'', ''Argosy'', and ...r fantasy magazine, and yet they probably influenced the course of science fiction more than any other magazine either within or outside of the field..." Pret

...rialization (1934) or the first book publication (1948). If it were short fiction and published just in a single magazine issue, it seems pretty clear the "s ...call "chapterbooks" at the moment). However, when cataloging novel length fiction, the date of the original serialization is not used and the date of the fir

Jules Verne's stories have been translated many times. The purpose of this page is to help identi ...greatly excited by a scientific experiment unprecedented in the annals of science. The members of the Gun Club, an circle of artillerymen formed at Baltimore